Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-11-16
Buy your groceries Of Fairbanks. .E
Lamps at big discount q Pooler 8
Wahhnra g:s45 80 &s.y m $5

Have you tried the Chime cigar at
E. D. Hoag 8 Co.sf !: z 4 s.. d
+ Repairing and job work done at
the I'd hand store and tin shop.
Another new lot Of Good just receiv.
ed at A. Folsom's Variety Store. j #.%
Maybe you can find what you want
at half price at the I'd hand store.
1t is q new thing in Austin to get
cash for your old furniture, ETC., at the
ID hand store. }f&-.>
Hanging lamps. stand lamps, piano
lamps. lamps of all kinds and descrip
tions at Giles s Shepherds. a
Giles s. Shepherd have just received
an elegant stock of new books. Good
ones too. Call and see them. -.
The Faithful Cleaners" of the Epis-
copal society will hold sociable this
wednesday, evening, with Mrs. VIM.
Vandergrlft.
. -Pooler s. Weber displays the finest
case of pure fresh candies IN the city.
French cream glaces speciality. Drop
in and sample them.
Lost. An amethyst ring one day
last week. Finder will be literally re-
warded on leaving it at this Office or e.
I. Johnson's shoe store.
Books! Books! A new stock just
opened out at Pooler & Webber's. Also
an elegant line of fancy toilet goods.
Good time to select your holiday presents.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Congregational church at 1880.
Rev. W. E. Stanley will preach the SER
mon and DR.. Phillips will have charge of
the music.
The water works excavations have
made street travel seek new channels fire."
quently. The interruptions have been
borne checrfully as all we're interested in
the good work.
DO not forget the dinner to be given
by the ladies of the M. E. church, Satur.
day, from 10 to clock, and also sup
per in the evening from 6 to 8, when oy-
sters will be served in any style desired.
Your time is limited if you want the
best photographs for Christmas presents.
all sizes from stamp size up. Uniting a
speciality. Come early and get the best,
at E. II. Austln's art studio, over Pooler
& Webber's drug store.
There will be Episcopal services next
Sunday at 1890 a. M, subject, "The In
gathering of the Nations" Also in the
evening at 700 p. M, subject. 1.-THE
Touch of Healing" P. B. Peabody, Rec
tor.
Hans Nelson and Chris. Anderson
started for Copenhagen, Denmark, Tues
day. Hans Nelson goes to receive treat
ment for his limb and expects to be gone
about year. At the end of that time he
will return to Austin, his old home.
Mr.. q. b. Clark. the carpenter build
ing Mr.. Hazeltine's new house, is new
man in Austin, from Iowa. BE has work
enough to keep him busy this fall, and he
informs us that he has the contracts for
four new houses to be erected in the
spring.
DIR. Phillips. has an elegant large
street lamp in front of his house now,
with his name artistically painted on the
glass. 1t Is q fine lamp and answers q
double purpose-that of lighting the
pedestrian on his way of dark night,
and also as guide to the ailing, showing
where the Doctor may be found.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give New ENGLAND dinner from 10 to 2
and supper from to 8 Saturday this
week in the north room of the block
one door north of Hoag's bakery. Tick
cts rs cents. Oysters raw, roasted, or
stewed. Proceeds for carpet for the
new church. Let one and all come.
Hayes Bros. jewelry store had mar
row escape from fire last week. The
hook holding the two large hanging.
lamps gave way, letting them to the floor.
The oil spread rapidly, creating quite q
blaze, which scorched the floor, and show
cases considerably. Prompt assistance
was at hand and it was soon smothered
without SERIOUS damage. 1t was q close
cali. though.
The Geo. Kendall company will be
IN Austin Friday and Saturday nights of
this week. On Friday night they play
the Hidden Hand, in which the company
is making a great success, the actors
having been chosen with view to their
fitness for the various parts. The COM
pany has given good satisfaction IN Aus
tin in the past. and with the additions
made to the company they will make
their appearance here treat, to lovers Of
wholesome fun. ..
Hon. E. G. Bsnneld, of New Hamp-
shire, died in New York on Saturday last.
Mr.. Banfeld was the father of n. L. Ban
field, cashier of the First National Bank
of this city, who was called East by his